The interesting thing in this article isn't the "Ubuntu tablet", but how quickly misinformation spreads. The original, non-media-spammed article (the one link

The interesting thing in this article isn't the "Ubuntu tablet", but how quickly misinformation spreads. The original, non-media-spammed article (the one linked in the Register piece), was actually posted on HN a few days ago. Quite quickly, people realized that the button on the tablet had a Windows icon, which means that this tablet, while probably running Ubuntu, is almost certainly not an "Ubuntu tablet."